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by ankit219 3y ago
> The alternative would be some sort of joint venture between all the banks. The result would less fees for the banks but no benefits for the client as the bank would keep the margin and it would still be a privacy hell. This is what hap
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by ankit219 3y ago
In this case, it's probably justified to have gripes with the editors. They got an opinion piece with an extraordinary claim about something the writer saw in a slide presented at a trial. She wrote the entire article about it creating
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by ankit219 3y ago
Number of vectors are determined by (other than original dataset ofc) how you chose to chunk the data you have available. Bigger chunks work better in terms of search (empirically) and they also keep the number of vectors down. For openai,
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by ankit219 3y ago
It's a specific case. Most customers won't run into it. It's to do with quantization or specifically what happens when you add enough vectors that the original clustering changes (use cases could be hit when you onboard a IM&
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by ankit219 3y ago
Been following this space for a bit. In my view, the literature on the internet is distorted about these things because of the need for certain OSS project creators and (non OSS) companies to promote their own products. It typically goes li
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by ankit219 3y ago
You are right, they didn't. The reason I said that was because of this post: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37267597 and how people on twitter were talking about it. The goal was for easier recall of the earlier
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Phind (code beating GPT4) seems to have used WizardLM's finetuned checkpoint(twitter.com)
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by ankit219 3y ago
Curious what the latency would be using OpenAI service vs using a hosted LLM like Llama2 on premise? GPT4 is slow and given the retrieval step (coming soon) across all of companies corpus' of data, it could be even slower as it is a se
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by ankit219 3y ago
Ambitions are mostly defined by external stimuli, that is what does a society value? Value not in terms of the actual praise, but what are the things they keep talking about. If we look at it from a narrow definition of tech, we realize the
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by ankit219 3y ago
See this thread: https://twitter.com/LeonSimons8/status/1633566568528375811 It still lacks scientific models, though it is too recent a phenomenon for us to have an accurate modelling. Even then, in the last three
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by ankit219 3y ago
It feels weird that a reputed publication like BBC chose to focus on climate change when focusing on ocean temperatures but completely ignored the effect of S02 regulation[1] of 2020. This[2] is from three months ago when the ocean temperat
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by ankit219 3y ago
> I can't wait for software that will take my notes each day and fine tune a LLM model on them so I can use entire context length for my question/answers Problem is finetuning does not work that way. Finetuning is useful when y
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by ankit219 3y ago
Reflecting on this nine months later, it feels a lot of people misread the pace of innovation, and where inertia actually stays. A couple of aspects I thought of when I heard about Jasper layoffs. 1. A lot of value was supposed to come from
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> No they didn't I quoted you the judge's opinion where he states he recognizes "a need for early filing even before it's insolvent." To me, that is agreeing in principle and idea, just that here he called it too
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> It creates fairness among victims by removing their rights to seek higher damages via their own court cases How is it fair if the first victim gets 10M in damages, but the 100,000th victim does not, given each lawsuit proceeds differen
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Okay. I think I don't care about J&J as long as victims are fairly compensated. For this one, and for any future victims that are affected by this product or any other product created by J&J.
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They weren't capping the total payouts in damages. The bankruptcy filing itself said that parent company would cover the cost to ensure everyone gets the money. Bankruptcy was a process to ensure every victim gets equal amount. The ter
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Luttig on narratives currently prevalent in AI discourse(luttig.substack.com)
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High Temperatures recently could be due to regulation on SO2 emissions from 2020(twitter.com)
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In 2020, new shipping regulation came into effect (#IMO2020), decreasing the maximum amount of sulfur in shipping fuels from 3.5% to 0.5%. From 2020 we see a rapid increase in the amount of solar radiation that's being absorbed by the
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by ankit219 3y ago
I think you will need to use some NLP/ML technique for adversarial identification. In a marketing sort of way, that is gonna be AI and may or may not be LLM. It would also not be a single solution that works for every kind of attack, b
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Perhaps a noob solution, but could be a two step prompt to cover for basic attacks. I imagine a basic program where the following code is executed: Gets input from UI -> sends input to LLM -> gets response from LLM -> Sends that to
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by ankit219 3y ago
I have AS. Diagnosed or rather verified on the sole basis of presence of HLAB27 antigen. Luckily it's peripheral, but it was detected pretty late in the cycle. The doctor was super helpful. I realize the how this is an evolving science
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What i meant was that a publication which covers topics related to science and have specific reporters with beats around those topics. poor choice of words. Also credit to phys.org to be honest. They explain these topics in very simple term
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Hate it when scientific publications too started focusing more on creating fear and uncertainty rather than explaining what is going on. This has been the case for a while now. In this case, there are possible explanations as to why this is
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by ankit219 4y ago
[1] gives a jist as well. What I meant to say was that: Acc to The Information article the engineer raised concerns because it appeared to him (article wording) Bard team was using (and heavily reliant on) ShareGPT for Bard training. The en
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by ankit219 4y ago
According to the article, the story goes this way: This engineer Jacob Devlin raised his concerns on training Bard with ShareGPT data. Then he directly joined OpenAI. He also claims that Google were about to do it, and then they stopped aft
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They are a public company so they cannot lie so openly right? Usually you see categorial denies. Here the statement is in no way categorical at all. > But Google is firmly and clearly denying the data was used: “Bard is not trained on an
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A very basic one. I use Google drive a lot. It's a pain to go to Drive link and then look for the recent files and open it. So, I wrote a Gmail sidebar add in for the same. [1] It does two things: 1. List the files in order of last mo
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The IPCC report made some really questionable assumptions, reached conclusions based on those, which were then exacerbated by the journalists treating the worst case scenarios as absolute certainties. Creating fear and panic around stuff us

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